ResNet STC is an annual conference hosted by ResNet, Inc. for IT professionals, students, staff, and vendors to discuss and collaborate on technology support in higher education. The conference has been running since 1992 and focuses on educational and campus technologies. The goal is to improve the technology landscape in academia and prepare students for success in the digital age.
The Student Technology Conference is the only conference that deals exclusively with student technologies in academic institutions. The conference is held at a college or university every summer and brings together administrators, technologists, and specialists from over 150 colleges and universities worldwide to discuss and support student technologies.
Conference Content
Are you passionate about enhancing the student experience through the latest technologies? Then you won’t want to miss the Student Technology Conference, where you’ll join a diverse group of professionals from academic institutions around the world.
Our conference is known for its engaging content and lively discussions, which focus on collaboration between living and learning environments, academic offerings, and the future of technology and services. You’ll hear from experts through case studies, topic presentations, success stories, and hot topic discussions. Plus, vendors will be on hand to showcase their latest products and services.
At the Student Technology Conference, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from and network with attendees from all areas of student technology support, including help desks, instructional technology centers, and other student-focused academic technologies. This mix of experience allows for valuable knowledge-sharing through presentations, panel discussions, and roundtable conversations. And don’t forget the casual and social atmosphere of the conference, where you can build relationships that last long after the event is over.
Join us at the Student Technology Conference and be part of the conversation on the cutting-edge of technology in education.
Professional Development
Before the main conference begins, attendees may choose to attend one or more Professional Development Seminars (PDS). PDS sessions are more in-depth, run for either a half- or whole-day, and are led by experts in their field.
Vendor Fair
The Student Technology Conference contains a Vendor Fair which offers a unique opportunity for vendors to showcase the different technologies and services which they can offer to academic institutions. The Vendor Fair allows attendees to interact with vendors on their own terms. Many attendees have brief conversations with each vendor to establish contacts, while others have in-depth discussions about vendor products and services.
A concurrent Vendor Track allows several popular vendors to give their own presentations on their services and products.